This is an example of a server program for "querying the room list under your appid"

Notice

1. This function needs to contact us to activate it to use
2. Since this function has a QPS limit of 20/s, we have made a simple 500ms cache logic in the example

Create project on ZEGOCLOUD Console, then get the required info as shown below:

• Get your AppID from ZEGOCLOUD Console My Projects
• Get your ServerSecret from ZEGOCLOUD Console My Projects -> project's Edit -> Basic Configurations

1. Click this deploy button at the top of this page to start deploy your service.

2. Pick your Heroku app-name and fill in the input box.
3. Fill in the appid and serverSecret of your zegocloud projectPress Deploy App button, wait for the depoly process completed
4. Once done you will get an url for your instance, try accessing https://<heroku url>/describe_room_list to check if it works.

After deplopyed successfully, you can get your server url by click this view button

After clicking, you will be redirected to your-app-name.herokuapp.com, you can test your api by appending /describe_room_list to that url.

you will get a json response

The following is the description of the zegocloud server interface, which is thid demo used

• Interface name: get room list
• Request method: GET
• Request path: /?Action=DescribeRoomList

curl --location --request GET 'https://rtc-api.zego.im/?Action=DescribeRoomList&AppId=1111111111&Timestamp=1654767863&Signature=ttttttttttt&SignatureVersion=2.0&SignatureNonce=bbe594dbabdd3502&PageIndex=1&PageSize=200'

{
     "Code": 0,
     "Data": {
         "TotalCount": 3,
         "RoomList": [
             {
                 "RoomId": "room2",
                 "UserCount": 3
             },
             {
                 "RoomId": "room1",
                 "UserCount": 2
             },
             {
                 "RoomId": "room3",
                 "UserCount": 1
             }
         ]
     },
     "Message": "success",
     "RequestId": "TestRequestId1653535713776559000"
}

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